Archive for April 2021

For the second year in a row, Biogen CEO Michel Vounatsos has nabbed his highest-ever compensation, earning a grand total of $18.7 million. Read More

Brian Halligan, CEO of Cambridge-based HubSpot Inc., was not the highest-paid executive at the sales and marketing software company last year. Neither was Dharmesh Shah, who co-founded HubSpot with Halligan in 2006 and is now chief technology officer. Read More

BJ’s Wholesale Club has plans to move its corporate headquarters from Westborough. Read More

Waltham cancer drug developer TScan Therapeutics has filed to raise up to $100 million in an initial public offering. The company plans to list on the Nasdaq under the symbol TCRX, a nod to its TCR-T cell therapies. Read More

A spokesperson for Apple said that the new jobs will be for corporate roles, but did not share information on their pay range. Apple has around 200 team members already working in the Boston metro area, according to a release. Read More

The SBA has launched a new $5 billion grant program for small businesses that were the hardest hit by the pandemic. Here are the details and a look at which businesses qualify. Read More

Roughly one-in-three Americans lacks dental insurance, and one of the biggest barriers to access is the high cost of dental care. But one Boston startup is looking to fix this problem. And yes, there’s an app for that. Read More

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s chief operating officer has been named president of Steward Health Care’s St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center. Read More

After a year of virtual events and Zoom happy hours, is it finally time to return to in-person events? Here’s what our exclusive survey found. Read More